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Old 15-12-14, 22:03
John A. Rippingham John A. Rippingham is offline
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Default Mystery parts help.

Hello,

I've picked up a job lot of military wrapped spares. Some british and some american, and lots without lables!!! Can anyone recognise anything.

I'll start with an easy one, pistons all wrapped in grease and a ford parts label on it, part number E81A 6108 0 + .060. I also got a box of ten gasket sets for ford V8, they were wrapped with a newspaper dateed july 1944, so i'm hoping these are V8 too.

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Old 15-12-14, 22:07
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Default Distributor caps

There are a few distributor cap, again with no numbers, but they aren't lucas so probably not british, any ideas?

no 1
disributor 1a.jpg distributor 1.jpg

No 2 Gmc/chev and some bigger trucks, thanks maurice.
distributor 2.jpg distributor 2a.jpg

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Old 15-12-14, 22:08
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Default One more distributor

No 3

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Old 15-12-14, 22:11
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A head lamp made in the USA, 9" diameter

usa headlamp.jpg usa headlamp 2.jpg

And some spotlamps,
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Old 15-12-14, 22:38
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Default smiliar headlamp

Similar headlamp but no makers stamp, 9" diameter.

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Old 15-12-14, 22:39
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Default one last headlamp.

I think this one is from a morris, 9" diameter.

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Old 16-12-14, 06:01
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Similar headlamp but no makers stamp, 9" diameter.

Attachment 69884

Attachment 69885
Look like Dodge M37.
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Old 16-12-14, 00:51
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Cap #3 is from the Post war M135, as well as the M-series 5 ton with the Continental engine. I believe the same cap would have been used on some of the other 6 cylinder gas engines of the 2-1/2 ton trucks like the M35.

The point set (if I am reading the NSN correctly as 2920-00-606-8506) is also for the same trucks.

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Old 16-12-14, 00:57
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the light isnt Morris. is it loyd carrier ?
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Old 16-12-14, 03:15
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John, The headlights with the vertical lined glass and the two side mounts are British carrier lights (Loyd and Valentine as well)
Is the No1 Dizzy cap an Autolite from an Escort or Cortina (Mk1 or MkII)
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